Sentence examples for later harvests from inspiring English sources
On a percentage of DM basis, later harvests may have less extensive ruminal disappearance from both NDIN and NDSN pools.
The consequences are counter-intuitive: one might expect that serial correlation might lead to larger harvests, but the faster-growing cohorts are harvested first, so that later harvests are depressed when serial correlation continues for longer durations.
The area has now become a hotbed of so-called "natural" wine, a riskier method of winemaking that favors later harvests, slow fermentations and selection of the best grapes while rejecting the addition of virtually all outside additions during winemaking.
Relatively mild pretreatment results in high ethanol yields for early harvest material, while more severe conditions are necessary for later harvests.
Of 23 genotypes with multiple harvests in 2011, five genotypes of the POP369 population exhibited low FD at early harvests and high FD at later harvests.
As expected, solubles and ash decreased for later harvests, as the grass senesces at the end of the growing season and mobilises those compounds for storage in the root system.
In the Russian River Valley of Sonoma County, one of California's prime regions for growing pinot noir, the growing season was far cooler than it had been in recent years, leading to a longer, later harvest.
Mass fractions of N, K, and ash tended to decrease with later harvesting, but sometimes increased due to changes in biomass composition.
The network of farms also allows Offutt to get much better utilization of his machinery, moving it from Texas, for example, to the later harvest in the Midwest.
The products of the reaction are a helium nucleus and a very energetic neutron, whose energy is later harvested in the form of heat.
Marandu grass, at 35 d of regrowth, did not increased the nutritional value of silage, nutrient digestibility, microbial or nitrogen use efficiency and beef cattle performance, when compared with a later harvest, at 70 d.
